SSHSecure/config/validator.go

package config

import (
	`errors`
	`fmt`
	`reflect`
	`strings`
)

var err error

// TODO: Match block validation

// Have I mentioned how dumb golang is yet? The following methods share 90% of the same code,
// but ironically delegating that to a separate function is going to be even more of a PITA for now
// than just maintaining two separate methods.
// How dumb.

// Validate validates the actual struct of an SshdConf itself, ensuring that certain list fields contain
// valid item(s). It collects all found issues in allErr.
func (c *SshdConf) Validate() (validConf bool, allErr []error) {
	// Set the default as true.
	// We set it on false on first failed validation and keep going.
	validConf = true
	fields := reflect.TypeOf(c)
	values := reflect.ValueOf(c)
	for i := 0; i < fields.NumField(); i++ {
		field := fields.Field(i)
		value := values.Field(i)
		var validField bool
		n := field.Name
		single, isSingle := validSshdSingleVals[n]
		multi, isMulti := validSshdMultiVals[n]
		if isSingle {
			v := value.String()
			for _, x := range single {
				if v == x {
					validField = true
					break
				}
			}
			if !validField {
				validConf = false
				e := fmt.Sprintf(
					"field %v: value %v is not allowed; must be ONE of: %v",
					n, v, single,
				)
				allErr = append(allErr, errors.New(e))
			}
		} else if isMulti {
			// These are all []strings if the field name is in validSshdMultiVals.
			// But golang is still dumb and has no way of serializing directly, so here comes the hackery.
			v, ok := value.Interface().([]string)
			if !ok {
				validConf = false
				e := fmt.Sprintf(
					"field %v: value %v was not able to be parsed as a []string",
					n, v,
				)
				allErr = append(allErr, errors.New(e))
			}
			var invalidSlice []string
			for _, vStr := range v {
				validItem := false
				for _, strip := range sshdStripPre {
					if n == strip {
						for _, c := range []string{"+", "-", "^"} {
							vStr = strings.TrimPrefix(vStr, c)
						}

					}
				}
				for _, x := range multi {
					if vStr == x {
						validItem = true
					}
				}
				if !validItem {
					invalidSlice = append(invalidSlice, vStr)
				}
			}
			for _, x := range invalidSlice {
				e := fmt.Sprintf(
					"field %v: value item %v is not valid; it must be one or more of %v",
					n, x, multi,
				)
				allErr = append(allErr, errors.New(e))
			}
		}
	}
	return validConf, allErr
}

// Validate validates the actual struct of an SshConf itself, ensuring that certain list fields contain
// valid item(s). It collects all found issues in allErr.
func (c *SshConf) Validate() (validConf bool, allErr []error) {
	// Set the default as true.
	// We set it on false on first failed validation and keep going.
	validConf = true
	fields := reflect.TypeOf(c)
	values := reflect.ValueOf(c)
	for i := 0; i < fields.NumField(); i++ {
		field := fields.Field(i)
		value := values.Field(i)
		var validField bool
		n := field.Name
		single, isSingle := validSshSingleVals[n]
		multi, isMulti := validSshMultiVals[n]
		if isSingle {
			v := value.String()
			for _, x := range single {
				if v == x {
					validField = true
					break
				}
			}
			if !validField {
				validConf = false
				e := fmt.Sprintf(
					"field %v: value %v is not allowed; must be ONE of: %v",
					n, v, single,
				)
				allErr = append(allErr, errors.New(e))
			}
		} else if isMulti {
			// These are all []strings if the field name is in validSshMultiVals.
			// But golang is still dumb and has no way of serializing directly, so here comes the hackery.
			v, ok := value.Interface().([]string)
			if !ok {
				validConf = false
				e := fmt.Sprintf(
					"field %v: value %v was not able to be parsed as a []string",
					n, v,
				)
				allErr = append(allErr, errors.New(e))
			}
			var invalidSlice []string
			for _, vStr := range v {
				validItem := false
				for _, strip := range sshStripPre {
					if n == strip {
						for _, c := range []string{"+", "-", "^"} {
							vStr = strings.TrimPrefix(vStr, c)
						}

					}
				}
				for _, x := range multi {
					if vStr == x {
						validItem = true
					}
				}
				if !validItem {
					invalidSlice = append(invalidSlice, vStr)
				}
			}
			for _, x := range invalidSlice {
				e := fmt.Sprintf(
					"field %v: value item %v is not valid; it must be one or more of %v",
					n, x, multi,
				)
				allErr = append(allErr, errors.New(e))
			}
		}
	}
	return validConf, allErr
}